TJV
Well-known
Sorry for the stupid question...
I've been hunting high and low for a good bag to hold my Mamiya 7ii and 65mm lens plus Leica M7 and lens, light meter, a few rolls of film, keys etc. I really like the Billingham type shoulder bags like the Hadley Pro etc but they're way too thin. The Mamiya is 4.8" on the short edge.
Can anyone suggest a good quality bag, like the Billingham, that might suit my needs? I'll have to order it in as I'm outside the US and there isn't much choice where I'm from.
Thanks.
J
I've been hunting high and low for a good bag to hold my Mamiya 7ii and 65mm lens plus Leica M7 and lens, light meter, a few rolls of film, keys etc. I really like the Billingham type shoulder bags like the Hadley Pro etc but they're way too thin. The Mamiya is 4.8" on the short edge.
Can anyone suggest a good quality bag, like the Billingham, that might suit my needs? I'll have to order it in as I'm outside the US and there isn't much choice where I'm from.
Thanks.
J
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Wow, not too long ago, I carry the similar setup except mine is the M4-P, not the M7 and the Mamiya 7 and two lenses are rental.
The rental came with an F2 Domke bag. I like it a lot, I think it's the perfect bag for that kind of load.
Since then I haven't been able to find one that I can justify getting
The rental came with an F2 Domke bag. I like it a lot, I think it's the perfect bag for that kind of load.
Since then I haven't been able to find one that I can justify getting
qruyk12
Established
backpack
backpack
i use the national geographic medium size photo backpack and love it. Buy it from photoco in canada (good prices).
backpack
i use the national geographic medium size photo backpack and love it. Buy it from photoco in canada (good prices).